Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
sREvITIEs.

sA-sHu Druss eV1 Aorkot otr0ot.
Tho drcwsy god is nod fellow.
rry Bush's coal you Win like n
Go to Murpheys for Jour bed springs.
Buy your furniture ct M Murphegs.
Upheastering done at Adair's.
Adair upholsters his PSrlor Sutts,
Try Buns oosi you vili sufsly uks II.
v. J. kimpls, Grooss. snd and Justtsoa.
Adafr's is the plaza for Chamber Suits.
Adair's 10 the place for PA,lor Furn iture.
niiArd y. DsviS'. iswslsx, =. and strss,
Hins 10 x. Kinss. q AAnrs, Il Z. Hourss
=. ksop Smith, druggist, sth and King.
American Laundry. eo2 West Front street.
First class furniture at Murphey's, 3c9
Shipley street.
Go to Adair's for everything in the Furni
turo and bedding line.
IT'S the wealthy chaps the girls purse up
their lips to.
mother'sl" Little girl: "Oh, ne, It Int.
mammas comes tf and mine don'd"
Mother; Janet. did William kiss you on
the front steps last nIght1" Daughtef:
'About what part Of ths evening, mar"
Mrs. Haut Toa lat glove eounter): "Ars
these gloves first qualit,?" Sa.eswoman:
~ h, yes; wear them myself"
"Let girls be girls." Yes, qn.te 90, A
chenge couldn't bs FIR the better, and might
be for the worse.
Buy your powder, shot and cap, at Lynch
4 Lesly'y, N. W. cor. Fourth sad Madison
streets. Down town pricos.
9o TO Geo. II. Murphey's for your parior,
chamber and dining rom furniture. 800
Shipfey street.
Before purohs sing Furniture and Bedding
don't fail to go to Adairs. AS Market
street, and see his stock and get h,s prices.
Those that have not yet been to Adair's
furniture store should make . visit and
zee the largest stock In this city whether you
want to b ~ or not.
Mrs. Smith: "9ood afternoon, Mr.. Robi.-
sor; excuse my ltf. hand" Mr. r.. VINO ii,
rathor deaf, an ! thinks she is aliudinx TO
tie weather: "Yts, It is rather dirty"
ItWas very ungallsnt in this old bachelor
who was told that . certain lady had zone
foot In the grave" TO AK "if thsre wasn's
room fJr both fett?'
"Hsve you heard Sing to Me Only once
Agaip?" she asked swaetIy. mo; but I
shall bs dslightst," hs s.id. with unneces.
sary fervGr.
A young physician ash Ing permission CT e
lass TO kfss ner, she. replieI. mo, sir: |
never Ike doc:or's bill thrown in ny
fAoe."
II AdAir does rot show ysu this lsrzest
prices In ihis city he will mako you pres
ent Of q suit.
The clnvass for tie Delaware state sirsc.
70 ID nov IN progress. A new issue is much
needed, as the last one ts six years old, and
there 10 no other publication that gives the
names OF farmers. Ferris Bros. arc the pub.
fishers.
John o. Bryant. No. Il East Seventh
street, Is prepared % supply any kind or all
kinds OF books at Lsweet Possible Oasn
sPrices, or will sell some on instaliments Of
small weekly or monthly payments.
II you want your Heaters and Range
oyerhauled and put in good order fer the
winter send yoar order to 7 Eas. Fourtb
by telephone, Numbor s2s. it vii b.
promptly attended TO.
wBAr oPHEtIA SAID.
Alas! gave him back ais ring,
And Joy and youth and everything
That brightness to my heart could bring
With It was taken.
Draw cl0-e the crimson curtain, 80.
ans shut the sunlight from my woe.
AND II } ou love me, pray prepare
A willow wreath for me to wear
am forsakeL!
WHAT SAY.
Let down my hsavy hair, Lizstte,
And quick! my iewellsd vinaigrstte,
DO called mo ''crusl' and "coquette," )"
And all Ia evar.
He only came last ysar from college.
He's gained 1 thiAk sono worldly knowl-
edge
OF how girl can sigh and smile,
And be oOquet a II the Hai.e;
And ~ for me, I've gsinsd . ring,
A di ond, too, = costly thing.
Lay out the dress that Worth combined
OF pink and Szurs; must tind
Another icysr.